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In the contextual grammars investigated in the previous chapters, contexts were understood in the usual meaning, as pairs of strings. A natural generalization is to deal with n-tuples of strings, for an arbitrary, given, n. This is the goal of this chapter.
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The n-contextual grammars with choice were introduced in [132]. The variant without choice is investigated in [160]. The n-contextual grammars with restricted choice are introduced in [133] and investigated in [136]. The results presented above are based on these papers. Further variants (and results) can be found in [134], [135], [137].
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Păun, G. (1997). A Generalization: n-Contextual Grammars. In: Marcus Contextual Grammars. Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, vol 67. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8969-7_13
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